I declare that the most beautiful highway in Turkey is none other than D400

This time, we have arrived in the blue Turkey❗️
If you ask me which part of this trip to Turkey left the deepest impression, it would be the D400 coastal highway, which I can even say is a 'once in a lifetime' experience in my heart🌊
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✨The D400 coastal highway starts from Osmaniye and ends in Mugla. The section between Antalya and Fethiye is half mountain and half sea, truly beautiful to the point of tears.
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📍Kaputas Beach
This beach is the hallmark of D400 and the most coveted beach for tourists from all over the world. The water is clear, the sand is fine, the sky is blue, and the sea is azure. Any beautiful words to describe this beach are not an exaggeration.
There are several photo spots on the beach:
1⃣️Cliff Boulder: Located in the parking area by the road, here you can take a standard 'ID photo' with the sprawling beach.
2⃣️Wooden Walkway: Walk down the walkway, and the corner is the best spot to admire the beach!
3⃣️White Sand Beach: The sand is relatively coarse, but any casual shot here is a masterpiece.
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📍Cayagzi Youlu Beach
Compared to Kaputas, this beach has far fewer people. When we went, there was actually no one!
It was probably because it was the off-season. The pavilions by the sea were all closed, and all the sun umbrellas were put away. However, the driver said that come May, it will be a completely different scene.
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📍Kas Town
A small and beautiful town located on the D400 coastal highway. A walk around the town takes about half an hour. The pace of life in the town is very slow, perfect for relaxing and daydreaming.
If you have enough time, you can stay in the town for a few more days to experience the leisurely life of the locals.
In the summer, you can participate in various island-hopping tours here, which should be a very interesting experience!
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📍Kidrak Beach
This beach is not large, but it has distinctly layered seawater in deep blue, lake blue, and mint blue. The jelly-like clear sea makes people feel refreshed. Sitting by the sea and listening to the sound of the waves can make you forget the time.
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📍Butterfly Valley
There are two ways to visit Butterfly Valley. One is to join an island-hopping tour and take a boat to the beach; the other is to walk down the mountain path, through rugged trails, many sections of which require both hands and feet.
Both ways have their pros and cons, and you can enjoy completely different scenery. For those who prefer a lazy tour, taking a boat is recommended. For those who like hiking, you can consider walking the trail.